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What's your niche in the real estate ecosystem?
Capitalism is about trading what you create with your advantages for what others create with their advantages (that you are disadvantaged at). Where does everyone here fit?
I see myself as an investor. I have more spare cash flow than spare time, and am looking for turnkey small multifamily or SFH. I understand that the return per dollar is lower there, but the return per hour can be higher.
What are your niches?
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Originally posted by @Calvin Chow:
Capitalism is about trading what you create with your advantages for what others create with their advantages (that you are disadvantaged at). Where does everyone here fit?
I see myself as an investor. I have more spare cash flow than spare time, and am looking for turnkey small multifamily or SFH. I understand that the return per dollar is lower there, but the return per hour can be higher.
What are your niches?
Awesome question and thread idea. I run into to many people in this industry who don't seem to understand that everyone needs to have something that they are bringing to the table.
Myself I have infrastructure, knowledge and connections in the Cleveland market as I own and operate an investment brokerage/construction company that has a pretty large portfolio. I have capital to because all of this is pretty profitable but if I am doing a deal with someone i'm probably not bringing too much of the capital with me as i've already brought everything else. As I stated before everyone needs to be able to identify what they can bring to the table to make something happen.